Comparative Key Quotations (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Flashcards

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Comparative Key Quotations
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Creature's identity formation (Frankenstein)

Shaped by names/labels imposed by Victor & society

Offred's forbidden name significance

Preserves sense of self & individuality against Gilead's control

Creature's 'curse of knowledge' effect

Increased awareness intensifies alienation & despair

Offred's longing in isolation

Wants connection, validation, to be more than valuable

Victor's hubris danger (Frankenstein)

Belief in superior judgement leads to unchecked power & downfall

Commander's 'better' quote meaning

'Better' always means worse for some - unequal power in Gilead

Creator-creation relationship inversion (Frankenstein)

Creature asserts dominance over Victor due to his abandonment

Nolite te bastardes carborundorum translation

Don't let the bastards grind you down - defiance symbol

Victor's warning about knowledge pursuit

Unrestrained pursuit can lead to ruin & suffering (serpent sting)

Offred's body perception change under Gilead

From instrument of will to flesh arranged differently (dehumanised)

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